Make It Up As You Go

CSS Globe explains how to use simple CSS to make an image appear larger when you roll over it..

CSSNewbie has a list of pointers for creating style sheets for printing web content.

Vitamin has a great tutorial that shows you how to use a collapsible widget to make large forms easier to read and organize.

Bits & Pixels has a clever way of achieving transparent columns that works in all major browsers (including IE 6).

Web Design Goldmine has a list of 5 easy ways to improve the security of your Wordpress blog.

Thumbalizr is a nice little online application that allows you to easily create thumbnail images. You can choose between a screenshot with a fixed height of the screen or the complete webpage. Thumbnail size options: 320, 640, 800, 1024 or 1280 pixel wide.

The MooTools Blog has a very helpful and simple article about getting started with classes in MooTools (and classes in general).

A new version of TinyMCE, the most popular online WYSIWYG editor, has been released. Version 3.0 has some major bug fixes and enhancements, the biggest being that it now works in Safari.

New features include:

• Core is completely rewritten and optimized.
• Smaller download size and less files to load.
• New and improved API, documented at wiki.moxiecode.com.
• New Office 2007 skin.
• Inline dialogs are now cleaned up and used by default.
• More semantically correct output, more flexible and powerful serialization engine.
• On-demand loading of TinyMCE and it’s plugins.

Darren Hoyt has a clever way of displaying a sticky, featured post to the top of the first blog page in Wordpress.

Sorttable is a Javascript mini-library that allows you to sort any HTML table by clicking on the header. Installation is super easy - you just include the Javascript file and then give the table a class name of “sorttable.” It will sort in ascending and descending order with a click of the mouse.